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I also feel as if chapter Seven is important because if you do not tell the reader why this information matters and who cares there is no point. Writers should not assume that the readers will know and understand the points you are trying to make. Chapter seven has many templates on how to explain who cares and why your claims matter to them. For an example, a template that you could use for telling the readers who cares “At First glance, teenagers might say _________ . But on the closer inspection ______.” When student uses these templates within their work they do not forget to explain why these things matter. Using Graff and Birkensteins methods in writing can help one’s writing go smoother and can also make the writing process

1.1. Review principles of estimating project cash flows. Suggested reading: Ch. 9 “Capital Budgeting and Cash Flow Analysis” in “Contemporary Financial Management”, 11th ed. by Moyer, McGuigan, and Kretlow.

3. Explain two methods that can be used in order to identify realistic estimations when developing a budget. [2.2]

"I believe in the future of agriculture, with a faith born not of words, but of deeds." These famous words from "The FFA Creed" by E.M. Tiffany outline the basic beliefs of FFA members and agriculturists around the world. But these values, although crucial to the sustaining of our world's ever-increasing population, are growing more and more detached from the people not involved in agriculture. Although food and fiber production has increased in recent years, providing more bushels per acre and more meat per head of cattle, the agriculture industry has come under fire due to an overwhelming majority of people being totally disconnected from the agriculture industry. Today, we'll examine the primary causes of this disconnect, the negative effects on agriculture and our society as a whole that results from it, and how you can help solve this ever-growing problem.

|2.2 Explain the purpose of using estimations when developing a budget and ways of doing so |Question 2 Page 3 |

scholarship. I feel that chapter four is more important than chapter three because the topic is

3. Explain two methods that can be used in order to identify realistic estimations when developing a budget. [2.2]

This project in general was kind of fun. It’s better than some of the past assignments we've had. So it might be interesting if we had future assignments similar to this, because it involves a group & I like group work, because it gets done faster. My group was fair and on task. All of us did what we had to do, because we all care about grade. Since we all care about grade a lot, we completely focused on the assignment. No one was ever off task, and that was good, because we needed to get this assignment done. Another good things is, we never argued. I’m glad this happened, because if it did we would have never finished and that would have been bad. Throughout the whole assignment my group and I had perfect communication skills with one another

Although the city itself takes on great proportions I chose to review its budgeting systems for this course

on Wednesday, I attended a meeting with the team work to see if they got any suppliers to cooperate with them or if they need any help, since they divided the work among them that’s don’t mean they won’t ask for help from the any member. That’s show how those teams work together and all should be connected with each other because if one of the team members didn’t work the whole project will fail and won’t submit it in the deadline.

Another obstacle would be meeting with the teams and figuring out what I can do for them. While one team met on a regular basis, another team had very irregular meeting times, if they even had meeting time at all. This has made it difficult to connect with the team and figure out what they want, and whether or not they like what I’ve already made

Set an ambitious but not overly optimistic target completion date, according to resources invested and management’s targets. In case of delays, readjust target completion date.

6. How does the topics in Chapter 7, Chapter 8 & Chapter 9 link to this case study?

Though this phase had identified that there is some disconnect between the project team and the champion it failed to list down the key stakeholders and their involvement in the project. This phase should clearly develop a high level project plan to show the highlighted completion date with the list of team members.

Chapter 16 was eye opening in regards to the extent of poverty all over the world. The surprising fact I learned is that over 1.1 billion people in the world today are living on less than a dollar a day. The Purchasing Power Parity is a newer way to compare the varying currencies around the world based on what that currency can yield, instead of trying to figure out exchange rates, the PPP allows for a more accurate analysis of living standards. Trying to imagine myself living on a dollar a day is impossible, that cannot even buy a simple hamburger at McDonalds anymore. Income